World In ’74 On Sale By The Lawton Constitution Press
The 11th annual World In ’74 is off the press and available in hard bound form. It features hundreds of photos and tens of thousands of words detailing major and minor news of the year including Nixon’s resignation Ford’s rise to the presidency and Rockefeller’s vice presidency appointment. Copies cost $5.95 at Lawton Publishing Co., Third and A Ave.
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Opies of the World
Lawton Constitution Press
Nixon
Ford
Gov. Rockefeller
Lawton Publishing Co
Third
A Ave
Hearing Set For Two Cityans On Attempted Burglary Count
A preliminary hearing is scheduled April 30 in district court for Edward Lee Burkhart and Beverly Loney both of Lawton on a joint charge of attempted burglary. Bond is set at $1000 each after arraignment Wednesday.
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Edward Lee Burkhart
Beverly Loney
Lawton
Burkhart
Loney
Cecil Davidson
James Ritter
Student Seeks Princess Title at Oklahoma Indian Club
Francine Wiedeman a 16 year old Chattanooga High School junior is a candidate for princess of the Oklahoma Indian Tribal Club. She will seek support at a 7 30 p m Friday bingo event in the Faxon School lunchroom.
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Francine Wiedeman
Richard Wiedeman
Faxon
Princess of the Oklahoma Indian Tribal Club
Wiedeman
Chattanooga High School
Faxon School
Two City Men Face New Marijuana Counts in District Court
Barry Jeffrey Ball and David James Pate, both previously pled guilty to marijuana possession, were arrested Friday by Highway Patrolman Robert Hill and face new district court charges. Ball, 21, may receive a one year deferred sentence on a misdemeanor possession charge with a $300 bond and an April 22 hearing. Pate, 18, charged with possession of marijuana second and subsequent offense, has a $1,000 bond and an April 25 preliminary hearing. he previously pled guilty in October after being arrested for AWOL and served nine days in jail with a $200 fine.
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Torralba
Oupoby
Rodney Bassel
Robert Hill
New District Court
Barry Jeffrey Ball
Ball
David James Pate
Ozman
Bond
Comanche Gourd Clan Sponsors Dance Friday Benefit
The Comanche Gourd Clan hosts a benefit gourd dance at 7 p.m. Friday in the Fort Sill Indian School Gymnasium to fund the annual Labor Day Powwow. Albert Black serves as emcee with Bill Kaulity as head singer Car Tahah is the head gourd dancer Alex Matthew feather dancer and Opal Goodeagle the head lady dancer. All area Indian clubs are invited. Proceeds aid the powwow finances.
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Fort Sill Indian School
Albert Black
Bill Kaulity
Car! Tahah
Alex Matthew
Opal Goodeagle
Hearing Set On Rape Count For Hodges At Fort Sill
Hearing in district court scheduled for May 5 for Larry D Hodges 21 Fort Sill charged with rape of a 19 year old Fort Sill WAC and marijuana possession Bond set at 5000 on rape charge 300 on marijuana Hodges arrested Monday after police found a pistol and marijuana at his apartment 1212 D Fort Sill.
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Larry D. Hodges
Fort Sill
Fort Sill Wac
Hodges
Battery C
4Th Battalion
4Th Field Artillery
State Highway Spending Dips in Comanche County
Comanche County highway outlays fell to 501243.59 for the year ending June 30 1974 from prior years while Division 7 statewide expenditures rose slightly to 10000934.12. Auditor John M. Rogers commended the department for proper accounting and no discrepancies were found.
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State Highway Department
Comanche County
John M. Rogers
Rogers
Earl Huffines
Comanche
Division 7
Highway Department
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Miss Loney
Danny L. Hall
Allan Dean Torralba
Terry L. Oupoby
Hall
Larry Gee
Oklahoma
Lawton Morning Press
Clinton
Pate
Comanche Group
Craig A. Kortmeyer
W. Gore
K. S. Paul
Richard Wyatt
E. M. Whitsitt
Charles Hughes
Charlie D. Payne
B. L. Klutts
Ance Buck Trent
Old Dixie Unuer
Marin
Thomas
Rufusized
Rufus
Chaka Khan
Wysic Tapes
Sheridan and Gore
McCord
Ave
Sheridan Mall
Cache RD
Ron Kirby
Stereen
KRLG
Roberts
America
Endura
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